In loving memory of

John G. Lose
September 1, 1936 - February 10, 2022

John G. Lose passed away on February 10, 2022 at the age of 85. Of Runnemede, formerly of Philadelphia and the surrounding area, he was born in Philadelphia to parents Maurice W. Lose and Gertrude Lose (nee Baeuerle), married to Florence Lose (nee Zane) (2013 - 2017), Carmella Lose (nee DiPaolo) (1986 - 2011 pre-deceased) and Jean Lose (nee Easterwood) (1957 - 1973), pre-deceased by brother Maurice, survived by sister Nancy, survived by (3) children John L. Lose (spouse Kate), Laura Ambrogi (spouse Harry) and Jennifer Petrie (spouse Gary), survived by (4) step children Nicholas (spouse Kathy), Armando (spouse Darlene), Francis (spouse Joe) and Beth (spouse Tim), survived by grandchildren Brian, John, Ashley, Cody, Kimberley, Stephen and pre-deceased by grandchild Tara, survived by (11) great grandchildren Isaiah, Rebecca, Elijah, Jonah, Kaylee, Hannah, Levi, Charlotte, Violet, Autumn and Delilah, pre-deceased by great grandchild Joseph, survived by step grandchildren Brittani, Steffani, Kayla, A.J., Chris, Tyler, Candace and Ashley and step great grandchildren Nathan and Kira, and survived by many nieces and nephews.

John was a Mechanical Engineer with a Professional Engineers' License in the State of PA; his last job was with Boeing Vertol located in Ridley Park, PA and was a key member of the developmental team for the Boeing V22 Osprey Tilt Rotor Helicopter Program, holder of several machine design patents, member of the American Helicopter Society, member of the Delaware County Field & Stream Gun Club in Brookhaven PA, author of several self-published books, an avid fisherman and hunter, enjoyed home vegetable gardening, boating, riding his bicycle on the Ocean City NJ Boardwalk, loved antique trains and above all else loved his family.

John always looked upon Fortescue NJ, Scriba NY and Exchange PA as second homes.

Some of Dad's favorite sayings:
1. Don't take any wooden nickels,
2. You are a sore for sight eyes,
3. The shortest distance between 2 places is the way you know,
4. My forgetter keeps getting better,
5. You have given me a lot to think about,
6. Who wants to know.
7. When asked how Dad was feeling, he would respond "the usual way, with my hands".

Viewing will be held on Tuesday, February 15, 2022 from 5 pm to 7 pm, followed immediately by service at GARDNER FUNERAL HOME, RUNNEMEDE, 126 South Black Horse Pike, Runnemede NJ 08078 (856-939-2095).

Burial on Wednesday, February 16, 2022 at 1 pm at St. James Church Cemetery Exchange, PA.

Tributes

Marc Hodies wrote on Feb 18, 2022:

"John was a good friend and colleague at Boeing. We both went down to Arlington, TX to work on V-22 Osprey A/C #1 to prep for First Flight as structural engineers disposition Rejection Reports. I had just 3 years experience but John was patient and gracious and always had my back. We had some great conversations on the origins of the universe and early Humans. He enjoyed a good issue of Smithsonian Magazine. He was a great soul to bump into in my life. "

Doris and John Davison wrote on Feb 15, 2022:

"Our Prayers and Thoughts are with you all. We have many fond memories of years together in Fortescue. May He Rest In Peace. Doris and John Davison"

Valerie LaMarro wrote on Feb 13, 2022:

"Uncle John, You gave us so many memories and we'll be happy to drink to those memories and the good times you gave us. From fishing on the Hawk in Fortescue, to Uncle Maurice's home in Woodbury, Family reunions, fishing in Oswego...you will be missed always. God bless you and Rest in his Peace ??? Valerie (Pearson) & Frank LaMarro, Victoria (Pearson)Cachaza, Diana(Pearson) Urdinaran"

Candice Vitale wrote on Feb 13, 2022:

"Pop-pop John, you will be missed by anyone who knew you. Thank you for everything you?ve done for every one of us! May you rest peacefully until we see you again and give Nana the biggest hug ??"

Mary Ann wrote on Feb 13, 2022:

"We are very sorry for your loss. You are all in our prayers ??"

Lisa Kirby wrote on Feb 13, 2022:

"I?m so terribly sorry for your heartbreaking loss. You have my deepest sympathies at this truly awful time. Praying for healing and strength. ???????? Lisa Kirby"

Jennifer Lose Petrie wrote on Feb 13, 2022:

"Thank you for being my Dad. I will miss you every day for the rest of my life. Thank you for everything ?? ?? ?? ?? "